New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-02
NE W. H1 YEN.
PROFESSOR DRUMMOND-THE LAW SCHOOi,
"A NEW CEMETERY

NEW-HAvES, Oct 1.-Profcssor Horny Drummond OF
Edinburgh University Professor Simpson, f. r. S.,
AMI Professor Greenfield NJ. D., arrived here on Friday
and 1t Is expected that Professor Drummond will de-
liver several lectures before the suons OF Yale during
tho coming week
Tho Trophies for tho 'S6 crew have lust been con-.
pletcd Each trophy consists OF eight gold oars
crossed as their centres and arranged in shape
gold rudc, Is placed across tho oars and on Il Is
engraved tho namo OF tho owner and his position In
tho boa.
Twenty-Five graduates Of 's7 have entered the Yale
Law School. During the coming year there Will DO
three new courses OF lectures at tho school. Roger
Fose; VIII lecture Federal JURISPRUDENCE Thomas
III ache; OH corporate Trusts and James NJ Town
send, IT, on Transfers OF Monetary Securities"
President Gilman. OF Johns Hopkins University, is
spending q few weeks u famlllarizing himself with
college llfo at Yale.
OnIcers o! tho Pequot Canoe Club OF this city, have
been elected follows: Commodore, H. =. wakcman.
vice commodore, X. T. Sherwood secretary and treas
urcr, T. +. Lewis captains, j. H. Rowland and A. I.
Demarcst
During the last week tho Maplcdao Cemetery Asso-
citation has been organized In this city. with capital
stock Of 100000. Tho principal members Of the cor
poraton res dents OF NewYork. new cemetery
IL necessity here. and tho Indications arc that the
new company has mado wise Investment.
Tho National Council OF tho Order Of United American
Mechanics ended It's annual session In this city on
Thur-day evening. officers were elected follows
National Councilman, James l.. Richie, of Philadelphia:
vice councilman, j. W. Butler, OF Meridep secretary.
John Server OF Philadelphia treasurer, j. IL shinn.
OF Camden, N. j.. National Marshal d. W. S. Piper.
Of Philadelphia: Na'ionai Protector, Joseph II. Sy
mOnds, OF Lynn, Mass. doormsn. g. g. Cassell, Of
Newark Tho next annual meeting Will be held at
Now Brunswick, N. J.
New-Haven equestrans havo formed an association
for tho purpose OF erecting model riding academy.
Tho asocatlon Will furnish the academy In an elaborate
manner
Tho Uuilford SILK Works viii resume business on
Monday: The concern suspended operations several
months ago In consequence Of financial embarrass
ments. New capital has been secured, and the CON-
gany expects to conduct profitable business.
Survivors OF the General Assemblies OF 1863 1867,
1903, 1875. 1876, 1877. 1882, 1883 and 1884 have
arranged to hold a reunion In Savn Park on october
10. An executive committee consis Ing OF a W:
Phelps and s. J. Fox, OF this city A. W. Risley, OF
Berlin, and W. H. Pond and G. y. Curtis OF Hartford
will complete arrangements for the occasion.
DR. Edward McCabe. Of this city. has received an
snpo,nmrni for two years tho house medical stan
OF 81. yincent's Hospital, New-York.
Treasurer william l.. Squires. OF the Consolidated
Road has his ofce TO this city nom New York
Operations were resumed at the New-iaven wire
Mill ON Friday The nad been closed since
Tho failure of r.. 8. Wheeler g. Co. but on Thursday
g. f. McrwIn, treasurer OF che lnsolvent hrIn.